Bristol Town Meeting Proposes Alarm System and Pension Fund
Town meeting proposals include a 14000 appropriation for an Alert Alarm System under Town Council, a 5000 appropriation for an Intra City Services study, and creation of The Emily Osterberg Pension Fund with 12000 seed and 100 monthly pensions for Emily Osterberg. Treasurer to fund pensions on vouchers from Town Council.
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Bristol
General Assembly
Emily Osterberg
Rogers Free Library
Bristol Town approves cesspool cleanout fund and five member commission
The Bristol town meeting approves a 15000 appropriation to hire cesspool and septic tank cleanouts under council direction. A 5 member commission, including 1 council member and 1 sewer commission member, will oversee the service and report by February 1969. It also validates emergency withdrawals totaling 21923.04 for 1967-1968 expenses and authorizes selling Bristol Train of Artillery land on State Street.
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Bristol
Cesspoll
Town of
Sewer Commission
Department of Public Works
State Street
Rhode Island
Bristol Train of Artillery
Bristol Town Votes Salary Increases For Sewer And Police Staffs
Taxpayers proposed measures authorize $2584 for four full time sewer workers and $11905.92 to raise wages for nine police personnel including sergeants and patrolmen, with distribution and oversight by the Town Council.
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Sewer Department
Bristol
Rhode Island
Bristol Sports Top Soccer Team Wins New England League Title
Bristol Sports Soccer team clinched first place in the New England league by defeating Sacred Heart Azzuri 4-0 in Waltham Mass. Paulo Raul Amaral and Jaramillo each scored twice to push their season tally to 45 goals in 14 games. They travel Sunday to New Bedford to face Madefence Club at Sargent Field.
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Bristol Sports
Sacred Heart Azzuri
Waltham
Mass
Paulo
Raul
Amaral
Jaramillo
New Bedford
Madefence
Sargent Field
Place of the Church in Today's Society Lecture
Dr Manuel da Silva of Bristol County Medical Center spoke at St Michael's Episcopal Church as part of the Wallis E Howe Memorial Lectures on medicine and religion. He urged that heart transplants show hope beyond suffering, urged prophylactic religion, and noted church and medical ties on birth control cancer and divorce, with a 40 minute Q&A.
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Manuel da Silva
Bristol County Medical Center
St Michael's Episcopal Church
Wallis E Howe
da Silva
Boston
Harvard University
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Highway Department
Meehan Auditorium
State Heart Association
John E. Fogarty
Paul Nutley
White
American Heart Association
Arthur Ayres
Howard B. Sprague
Arg ‘Enna
Bristol Publicity
Dr. da Silva
Ralph E Gauvey
Roger Williams College
Harvard Medical School
Capetown
Cape
of Africa
Cape of Storms
Cape of Good Hope
Cherusman
Ole Money
Biveio
U.S
Freedom
America
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